Did Martha Coakley join the "Don't Snitch" crowd? She is responsible for fostering a cooperative witness program when it comes to crime in Massachusetts. The photos below appear to have developed an interesting scenario. Wouldn't prosecutors like Coakley be able to convince a grand jury that the woman (herself) in the photo was a liar in denying that she witnessed a crime?




Coakley aide and volunteer Michael Meehan (Obama Appointed Broadcasting Board of Governors) walking aggressively toward reporter John McCormack of the Weekly Standard as McCormack was trying to ask a question to Massachusetts Attorney General (D)Martha Coakley. The question pertained to Afghanistan and her remarks in last Monday night's debate against Republican Scott Brown for the US Senate.



Attorney General Martha Coakley (left) watches as her aide Michael Meehan stands over Weekly Standard reporter John McCormack who insists Meehan shoved him into a rail and to the ground.




Watch the rail and the two people in front of it toward the left side of the screen. You can hear Meehan's hand strike McCormack and then you hear the rail get knocked over from the shove. Meehan is then heard demanding ID from victim McCormack.



In today's Boston Herald, Coakley gave a statement:

Coakley said she is not “privy” to the facts surrounding the incident involving reporter John McCormack last night, who wrote about the episode outside the Sonoma restaurant in Washington, D.C. in an online dispatch titled: “We Report, We Get Pushed.” The Wall Street Journal reported the Coakley fund-raiser at the Sonoma restaurant in Washington, D.C. was put on by health care industry lobbyists.